St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-10
THE TURF.
Racing at Ascot---Eyents in This
Country.

ISdclnS StC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In In1S
Country.
LONDON, Jun 9.-The race for the all
ages stakes over the II. Y. G. was won
by Sir G. Chetwynd's four-year-old colt
White Friar, by a length, Lord Brad
ford's five-year-old horse Isobar sec
ond, and Col. Byrnes' two-year-old colt
Caliban bad third. Douglass BairG's
three-year-old colt Woodland also
started.
For the Rous memorial stakes over the
new mile there were only three starters.
the Duke of Westminster's four-year-
old Ormond, Capt. MachelPs three-year-
old colt Kilwarlin and II. II. Odds
worth's three-year-0ld filly Agave. Or
mond jumped to the front Immediately,
close followed by the others. When
half the distance had been run Agave
succumbed. Ormond, when quarter
of mile from home, shook Kilwarlin
Off without an effort and won with III
diculous ease by six lengths. Agave
was a bad third.
The race for the new stakes for two
year-olds was won by Sir f. Johnston's
colt, Friar's Balsam, Lord Calthorpe's
filly Seabreeze second, the Duke of
Pontand's colt Ayrshire third. The
other starters were A. BenhOlm'S colt,
Bartizan, f. Lawson's filly, Sawdust,
X. II. Combe'S colt, Simon Pure, and
Mr.. Oswald's filly, Satire. Friar's
BalSam won by three lengths. Ayrshire
was bad third. Time, lis.
There was eight starters for the st.
James palace stakes for three-year-olds
over the old mile. Lord Calthorpe's
Timothy second, the Duke of West
minister's colt Saville third. The other
starters were: Lord Bradford's colt,
Chippewa, the Duke of Beaufort's colt,
Cayenne Pepper, Gen. Owen Williams
colt, Vatican, Lord Zetland's colt, st.
Crispin, and Prince SaItykoff's colt.
Turligood. Florentine won by length
and half. Saville was bad third.
RACING IN THE MUD.
New YORK, June 9.-The attendance
at Jerome park was again excellent to-
throughout the afternoon made the
track a vast mud puddle and thoroughly
marred the enjoyment of the days
sport. Three outsiders won and the
hackers were prOpOrtiOnately happy.
The biggest upset was caused by the
defeat of the Dwyer crack King Fish by
Congressman ScOtt's Tea Tray in the
Sequence stakes for two-year-olds.
. First race, handicap, seven-eighths of a
second, Flageolette third; time, 1 :3:,.
Second race, the Sequence stakes, two-year-
olds, three eighths OF mile, Tea Tray first,
King Fish second, Now or Never third; time,
:05s4.
Third race the Belmont stakes, three-year-
olds, one and one-half miles, Hanover won
by dozen lengths; time, 2:4Sl2.
Fourth race, handicap, Greenfield won by
four lengths, Phil Lee second, Florence
FonZe third; time, 2:01s4.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, Petticoat won
by four lengths Nellie Van second, Burton
third; time :55.
Sixth race, handicap hurdle race, one and
three-fourthS miles, seven hurdles, Palata
won, Harry Mann second, Bruno Va third;
time 1854.
TIE ST. LOUIS EVENTS.
ST.. LOUIS, June 9.-The fifth days
races were favored with splendid
weather, good but not fast track and
a large and brilliant audience, there
being great number of ladies present.
1t was a day of slaughter for the favor
ties, and especially was this so in the
Merchants stakes, where the great
Volante fell under the tremendous odds
OF thirty-fiYe pounds, which he gave to
the Haggin filly.
First race, street railway purse, $500, one
mile, fourteen starters; Estrella first, Modesty
second, Spalding third; time, as.
Second race manufacturers stakes, 81 900
added, for two-year-olds, three quarters of
mile, six starters; lakeland first, Allan Lab
second, Los Angeles third; time, 1:17Ia.
Third race, merchants eclipse stakes,
81 900 added, handicap sweepstakes, for
three-year-olds and upwards, one and one
quarter miles six starters; Darruna first,
Eolante second, Ford third; time, 2:10Ia
Fourth race, handicap steeplc chase, $500,
full course, four starters; Ascot first Bu-
cephaius second, Wellington third, time,
5:S0ls.
GRAND FORKS RACES.
Special TO the Globe.
GRAND FORKS, Oak, June 9.-The
three minute race to-day was won by
Harry, best time 2:441 made by Harry
G III the first heat; Harry G second,
Pullman third. The $40 was won by
Rich Boy in three straight heats, best
time 2:iI; William second, Dixie third.
The pacing race was won by MeSSina
Boy, of Minneapolis, i'll three straight,
best time 2:a,5; w. Jourdan second.
a Matinee ut Hamline.
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